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Barker/Roy-Hart clinches tie for C North title
Barker/Roy-Hart clinched at least a tie for a second straight C North Division championship by scoring a 51-26 win at Alden this evening.
Barker/Roy-Hart stays undefeated in the division at 6-0 heading into the C North finale against Cleveland Hill on Thursday evening at 7 at Barker.
Carter DerSarkissian scored 6 touchdowns, including an 88 yard punt return, to spearhead the Barker/Roy-Hart attack which also included touchdowns by Aaron Bowerman and Jeff Waters.
Barker/Roy-Hart led 51-7 after three quarters.
Albion/Medina romps past Amherst 56-6
Photos by Cheryl Wertman – Parker Roberts picks up yardage for Albion/Medina during the Rivals 56-6 romp over Amherst at Vets Park this evening.
A big six touchdown first half scoring explosion powered Albion/Medina to a 56-6 romp over Amherst in a B1 Division game this evening at Vets Park.
The Rivals jumped out to a quick 16-0 first quarter lead on touchdown runs of 53 and 2 yards by Elijah Doxey. Jayzon Wills and Doxey took turns running for the two-point conversions.
The Rivals, which played virtually the entire half in the Amherst end of the field, saw the advantage balloon to 43-0 at halftime after a burst of four touchdowns in the second quarter.
Doxey had touchdown runs of 13 and 18 yards, Wills a 3 yard TD carry and quarterback Preston Woodworth a 3 yard TD pass to Wills. Boe Preston tacked on three extra points kicks during that stretch.
A 50 yard punt return by Doxey set up Wills’ TD run and an interception by Rocco Sidari set up the Woodworth to Wills TD pass.
The Rivals capped off the lopsided victory with a pair of second half touchdowns on a 16 yard Woodworth to Noah Harrison pass in the third quarter and a 3 yard Preston to Sidari pass in the final period. Preston added the PAT kick after the first score.
The second half was played with a running clock.
Albion/Medina improves to 5-1 in the division and 6-1 overall heading into next Friday’s regular season finale, a key B1 contest against McKinley at Albion.
Boe Preston throws a touchdown pass for the Rivals as Amherst’s Brian Fiorito trys to block the throw.
Lyndonville/Barker scores shutout victory; Albion wins, Medina ties
Lyndonville/Barker blanked visiting Akron 4-0 in a non league boys soccer game this evening.
Amir Zimmerman scored 2 goals and Maddox Smith and Jesus Reyes Rosario each netted 1. Smith, Reyes Rosario and Drew LaGreca each had an assist.
Albion 2, CSAT 1
Albion posted a 2-1 win over CSAT in a non league game on goals by Landon Graybill and Brendan Smith.
Medina 5, Park 5
Medina played to a 5-5 tie at Park in a non league boys soccer game.
Aidan Papaj had 2 goals for the Mustangs as Bryson Ford, Izzy Anderson and Aleks Seefeldt each had 1. Seefeldt also had 3 assists and Papaj 1.
Lady Hawks win to claim G-R Division 1 title
Holley nipped Attica 1-0 this evening to lock up the Genesee Region League Division 1 girls soccer title.
Riley Constantino scored the lone goal for the Lady Hawks as Zoey Warner made 3 saves to earn the shutout in goal.
Holley finishes the regular season at 7-4-1 in the league and 10-5-1 overall.
Kendall 1, Greece Olympia 0 (OT)
Kendall , which had already captured the G-R Division 2 title, closed out the regular season with a 15-1 overall record by nipping Greece Olympia 1-0 in overtime in a non league contest.
Ryleigh Denning scored the lone goal in OT off an assist from Haley Ball as Teagan Shaw earned the shutout in goal with 8 saves.
Wilson 4, Akron 0
Wilson closed out a 10-0 Niagara-Orleans League girls soccer championship season with a 4-0 win over Akron which winds up at 8-2.
Addison Elia scored 2 goals as Zoey Beck and Lilly Gurski each had 1.
Volleyball
Albion d. Holley
Albion defeated Holley 25-9, 25-18, 25-19 in a non league volleyball match.
Jillian LeBaron had 13 digs, 1 kill and 1 ace, Melia Prince 6 kills and 3 aces, Carley Smith 10 digs, 1 kill and 1 ace and Anna Grillo 6 kills and 10 digs for the Purple Eagles.
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Albion students sort and pack 11,500 pounds of food
Photos courtesy of Tim Archer, Albion Interact Club advisor
ROCHESTER – Albion students in the Interact Club spent part of Thursday volunteering at Foodlink in Rochester, sorting and packing 11,500 pounds of food, which will eventually serve over 9,500 needy families in the western New York region.
The students include Kinzie Healy, Annabella Dusharm, Allisyn McQuay, Sutton Sanders, Luci Borello, Izabella Kingdollar, William Fisher and Skye Austin.
Upon returning to Albion, they visited Faith Smith and the Orleans Koinonia Kitchen in Albion, which receives food items from Foodlink for the OK Kitchen’s weekly dinner for local families. The kitchen is located at Harvest Christian Fellowship at 560 East Ave.
The Orleans Koinonia Kitchen is one of hundreds of community partners Foodlink works alongside to address food insecurity.
Erie Canal closes out 202nd season for boaters
Photos by Tom Rivers
ALBION – A boater enjoys the view on top of a boat on Sept. 28 in Albion near the guard gate just east of the Gaines Basin Road canal bridge.
The boating season came to an end on Wednesday on the 201st anniversary on the canal’s opening in 1825. This was the 202nd season the canal was open to boaters. The Canal Corp. anticipates the 203rd season will open in May.
Albion physical education teacher Bridgette Varin led a group of students in using kayaks on the canal on Sept. 28. The students also took the kayaks to Lake Alice.
These Albion students go kayaking in the canal in Albion on Sept. 28. About a dozen students were able to go kayaking that day.
Freeze watch issued for late Saturday night, Sunday morning in Orleans
Photo by Tom Rivers: A field of pumpkins is shown on Thursday near the intersection of West Counythouse Road and Townline Road in Shelby.
The first freeze watch has been issued this season for Orleans County.
The National Weather Service in Buffalo said the freeze watch is in effect from late Saturday night through Sunday morning.
The watch includes Niagara, Orleans, Genesee, Monroe, Wayne, northern Cayuga and northern Erie counties.
The Weather Service said sub-freezing temperatures are possible, especially inland from the Great Lakes.
“Frost and freeze conditions could kill crops, other sensitive vegetation and possibly damage unprotected outdoor plumbing,” the Weather Service said.
Kendall downs rival Holley in volleyball
Kendall defeated rival Holley in four sets, 25-12, 18-25, 25-14, 25-19 in a Genesee Region League volleyball match Thursday evening.
For Kendall, Emma Minster had 25 assists and 10 service points, Rylan Clark 9 kills and 13 aces and Irellynn Maloney 7 kills.
For Holley, Chelsea Cervone had 4 kills, 3 aces and 4 digs.
Yates library cuts ribbon on new Book House, with space to loan outdoor gear
Photos by Tom Rivers
LYNDONVILLE – The Yates Community Library on Thursday celebrated a new book house next to the library at 15 North Main St.
Tom Wenhold, president of the library’s board of trustees, cuts a ribbon made from pages of discarded books. The ribbon is held by Lynne Johnson, left, the chairwoman of the Orleans County Legislature and a Yates resident; and Heather Rutherford, the library’s director.
“This library is the rock of our community,” Johnson said. “It’s been for many years.”
The new building is 14 by 40 feet. It replaces one that was 12 by 18 feet.
Part of the building is used to sell used books while the back part will have outdoor supplies. Yates Community Library partnered with NYS Department of Environmental Conservation to provide free fishing rod loans through “I Fish NY” and backpacks with binoculars and birding reference materials through “I Bird NY” initiatives.
Wenhold, a physical therapist, said the fishing gear and binoculars should encourage children and adults to get outside and have more physical activity while exploring the natural world, which will be good for their mind and body.
Tom Wenhold holds a ceremonial check for $27,500 that went towards the new building. That grant was awarded from the WNY Rural Library Resources Council using money from the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Foundation.
The entire project for the building, electric and the supplies is about $50,000, said Heather Rutherford, the library director. She wrote the grant application for the $27,500.
Tammy Nunciato, grants and office support specialist with the WNY Rural Library Resources Council, said the Ralph C. Wilson Foundation wants to direct more funding to rural communities in WNY. In back from left include Yates library trustees Kateri Moskoluk, Ginny Hughes, Marlie Miller and Tom Wenhold. Other trustees include Jim Watson and Kathy Sillick.
Yates was approved for a grant with its application: “From Shore to Sky: Supplying Our Communities Outdoor Explorers.” The library is right next to Johnson Creek.
The library welcomes teachers, scout leaders, and other educators to check out sets of binoculars, fishing and birding resources, and other nature exploration kits that are geared to be used for larger groups.
Assemblyman Steve Hawley congratulated Yates library officials on the new building and outdoor gear for the community. Hawley presented a certificate of merit to the library.
A representative for State Sen. Rob Ortt presented a citation commending the library for the project, and County Legislature Chairwoman Lynne Johnson presented a certificate of achievement on behalf of the Legislature.
Frank Sykes, executive director of the Nioga Library System, praised the Yates Community Library for the new building and expanding services.
People tour the back section of the new building. Heather Rutherford, the library director, said the outdoor materials will help the community appreciate nature right in the library’s backyard.
“Over time, the library will continue to purchase more active lifestyle materials to investigate bugs, test stream water quality, or create nature journals,” she said. “All of these items promote the library’s mission to provide current materials for education, enjoyment, enrichment, and lifelong learning to local residents.”
The celebration included cookies with the library logo.
